Turn common story problems into organized calculations and insights. See steps, assumptions, and visual trends. Use ratios, rates, percentages, totals, time, and growth confidently.
Use guided inputs for common word-problem families. This calculator solves structured percentage, proportion, travel, interest, work, and cost scenarios.
These sample rows show how guided inputs map to different word-problem categories.
| Problem Type | Scenario | Known Inputs | Missing Value | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Percentage | What is 18% of 250? | Whole = 250, Rate = 18 | Part | 45 |
| Proportion | 3/5 = x/20 | A = 3, B = 5, D = 20 | C | 12 |
| Distance | A car moves 180 km in 3 hours. | Distance = 180, Time = 3 | Speed | 60 km/time |
| Simple Interest | Find interest on 2,000 at 5% for 3 years. | Principal = 2000, Rate = 5, Time = 3 | Interest | 300 |
| Work Rate | Two workers finish alone in 4 and 6 hours. | Worker 1 = 4, Worker 2 = 6 | Combined Time | 2.4 hours |
| Linear Cost | Fee is 15 plus 7 per item for 8 items. | Fixed = 15, Rate = 7, Quantity = 8 | Total Cost | 71 |
Each problem family uses a standard math relationship. The calculator chooses the correct rearrangement from your selected unknown.
Core formula: Part = Whole × Rate / 100
Rearrangements: Whole = Part ÷ (Rate / 100) and Rate = (Part ÷ Whole) × 100.
Core formula: A / B = C / D
Cross multiplication gives A × D = B × C. The calculator rearranges this to isolate the missing term.
Core formula: Distance = Speed × Time
Rearrangements: Speed = Distance ÷ Time and Time = Distance ÷ Speed.
Core formula: I = P × R × T
Here R is entered as a percentage and converted to decimal during calculation.
Core formula: 1 / T = 1 / t1 + 1 / t2
The combined rate is the sum of individual rates. Taking the reciprocal returns total time.
Core formula: Total = Fixed + Rate × Quantity
This is useful for delivery fees, setup charges, subscriptions, and unit-price scenarios.
No. It solves common structured categories. Use the closest problem family, then map the story values into the labeled fields.
The layout places results directly below the header. This keeps the final answer visible before the input section, which helps quick review and export.
The chart visualizes the relationship behind the current formula. It also highlights your solved result so the pattern is easier to understand.
Use it when two ratios should stay equal. Examples include recipes, map scales, exchange rates, and similar-size comparisons.
No. This page uses simple interest only. It follows the direct relation between principal, rate, time, and interest earned.
Enter a short display label like hours, dollars, or kilometers. It appears with the final answer for easier reading.
Different word-problem types need different counts of known values. The form updates labels and hides unused fields to reduce confusion.
Yes. After solving, use the CSV button for spreadsheets or the PDF button for a quick printable summary.
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